Blue-Tongued Skink Lizard (Tiliqua scincoides scincoides) averages 45cm in length but can reach 60cm. In the wild, they are known to feed on small animals, insects, carrion, and plant material. They are commonly found in suburbia and do well in captivity, therefore making them fantastic pets. They give birth to live young and, on average.. Blue-tongue Feeding. Blue-tongue lizards are omnivores and feed on a range of live insects and plant matter. In captivity, blue-tongues should be fed a variety of both live foods and fresh fruits and vegetables (50:50). Live foods include; snails, crickets, woodies, mealworms (in moderation) and silkworms.

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5-10% fruit. For baby and juvenile blue tongue skinks of up to 5 months old - offer 50% protein, 40-45% veggies and greens, and 5-10% fruit. Shingleback skinks ( Tiliqua rugosa) - will need to eat less protein - around 30%. They also tend to be hungrier, so feed adults 2 times a week.. A Blue-tongue lizard's diet in the wild typically includes insects, snails and slugs, vegetation and flowers. In captivity this species should be fed a variety of food items to achieve a high level of health and nutrition as not one single food item provides complete nutrition. Suitable food items that can be included in the diet include.